Khaki colour palette

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Subtle Khaki is a light to mid green with noticeable brown undertones — a camouflage green that’s soft, earthy and muted. Subtle Khaki is a neutral colour that can be used as a backdrop or an accent colour in living spaces and bedrooms. On walls, its neutrality means it will work with almost any colour scheme and complements most design styles. Pair Subtle Khaki with pale slate blues, sage greens or soft corals for a restful theme in a bedroom, or brighter accent greens, oranges and yellows…

Happy Swatch Sunday! These colors are inspired by the more muted tones of spring. khaki | champagne | uniform | quartz | vaporous gray | chocolate torte

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Styling khaki comes down to finding the right colors to match. Soft neutrals keep it simple, while brighter shades add some contrast. Our guide has tips for pairing khaki with different hues to create looks that feel personal to your style.

Color space information Pantone 18-0940 Tpx Golden Brown Color | Hex color Code #91672C. Similar Pantone Color name Information, Color Schemes, Light / Darkshades, Tones, Similar Colors, Preview the color and download Photoshop swatch and solid color background image

Khaki Brown was a revolutionary color! When Sir Lumsden created the military uniform out of khaki, it was the first time in history that the uniform was designed to hide and not call for attention. Before khaki, uniforms were bright red (like the Roman uniforms) or emerald green (like the Russian Empire army) to seem intimidating and bigger in size. Brown, a "slow and steady" color psychologically, was a great color strategy on the battlefield - securing a better composure of the wearer.